The media reported on Trump's plans to close two reserves created by Biden.

US President Donald Trump intends to close two state reserves in California, established by his predecessor Joe Biden. This was reported on March 16 by The Washington Post newspaper with reference to the White House.

We are talking about the reserves of Chakwalla in Southern California and the Suttitla Highlands in the north of the state. Biden established them in the last days of his presidential term.

According to the newspaper, the indigenous peoples of the United States had previously called for a ban on industrial activities in these areas.

The newspaper recalls that in his first term, Trump had already reduced the area of reserves in Utah. However, it remains unclear whether the US president has the authority to close nature reserves without congressional approval.

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